How to download Pycraft (The uncompiled version)
This short clip documents how to download the raw Pycraft file and set it up correctly, as documented on the GitHub page; https://github.com/PycraftDeveloper/P...
Below are some instructions that can be found in the README.md:
When setting up and installing this project you can either run the bare bones file which is likely found above this 'README.md' file if your viewing this on the GitHub website then please follow the steps below for more information on the setup and installation of this project however where possible it is recomended that you use the executable file (.exe) under the most recent releases page as this will run regardless of where you place the file or if you have python or even if you have any of the installed modules this project depends on because its compiled into one file (hence the larger file size). which makes removing the file much easier and also sharing and transporting the file mnore easy and convenient. However if you are planning to use the project in its uncompiled format (which as mentioned will be at the top of this page if you are on the GitHub website) then it is recomended you follow the below steps to make sure the project works properly.
The project will download as a (.zip) compressed file. Please make sure you have the project decompressed before use. Next make sure that any folders and files ouitside of the 'Pycraft' folder are removed and that the 'Pycraft' file is in the intended place for the file to be run from. This file can be freely moved around, transported between drives, computers and folders in this form. A video guide to this will be uploaded here and in YouTube in the coming months.
When running the program please make sure you have a minimum of 1GB of free space on the drive and also have Python 3 installed on your device. This can be found here: (www.python.org/downloads). The sub version of Python isn't too important in this circumstance however the project has been tested in Python 3.9.5 and is known to work. In addition to all this please make sure you have the following modules installed on your device: Pygame, Numpy, PyopenGL, Pillow, PyAutoGUI, psutil, PyWaveFront, cpuinfo and Ctypes. For those not familiar they can be found here: (pypi.org).